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China Invokes First-ever "Blocking Order" Against US Sanctions: Report
The move specifically protects five major Chinese petrochemical firms recently targeted by Washington for their alleged involvement in the Iranian oil trade.
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Iran Wants US To Unfreeze Frozen Assets Worth $100 Billion. Where Are They?
While the exact amount of Iran's assets frozen overseas is unclear, some Iranian reports place the total amount at over $100 billion.
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Xi Jinping's $270 Billion Middle East Bet Limits China Support For Iran
At least three Chinese-financed infrastructure assets across Dubai, Qatar and Oman have been targeted by Iranian strikes. Another 12 are in high risk areas, jeopardizing some $4.66 billion in financing commitments including projects already impacted.
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Opinion | The Russia-China Axis That Has Made Iran So Difficult For Trump
Russia and China are perhaps pleased to see America's anti-missile systems and other military equipment being depleted. The US has moved its military assets from the Indo-Pacific to the Gulf, which benefits China.
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US, South Korea Scale Down Joint Military Drills As China Prepares Trump Trip
The US and South Korea reduced the scale of annual springtime joint military drills long denounced by North Korea, as Seoul attempts to ease tensions with Pyongyang ahead of President Donald Trump's planned visit to the region.
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Sony to Cede Control of Bravia TVs to China’s TCL Electronics
Sony and TCL intend to set up a joint venture that will begin operations in April 2027 to produce televisions carrying the Sony and Bravia names but use TCL’s display technology, according to a statement.
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China Launches Three Long March Rockets in Under 19 Hours, Setting New National Record
China made spaceflight history by launching three Long March rockets within just 19 hours, setting a national record. The missions expanded broadband satellite networks and deployed new military and communications spacecraft, highlighting the country’s rapidly growing launch capabilities and ambitious space expansion efforts.
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China Executes Ex-Banker For Taking Over $156 Million In Bribe
China executed a former executive of a top state-controlled asset management firm for corruption on Tuesday, state media reported.
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China's 'Warren Buffett' To Pay Rs 664 Crore To Ex-Wife After 15-Year-Long Divorce Case
The ruling mandates an equal split of shares in the couple's co-founded company, Beijing Zhongzheng Wanrong Investment Group.
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Ant Group Registers ‘Antcoin’ Trademark in Hong Kong as China Tightens Crypto Rules
Ant Group, the Alibaba-backed fintech powerhouse, has registered the “Antcoin” trademark in Hong Kong through its Cayman Islands subsidiary. The move underlines the firm’s intent to pursue blockchain-based innovation in friendlier jurisdictions as Beijing tightens its control over cryptocurrency activity and limits private digital asset proje...
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UN Security Council Rejects Russia, China's Bid To Delay Iran Nuclear Sanctions
The U.N. Security Council rejected last-ditch effort to delay the reimposition of sanctions on Iran over its nuke program a day before the deadline and after Western countries claimed that weeks of meetings failed to result in a "concrete" agreement.
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CSRC Directs Brokers to Pause Real-World Asset Tokenisation Activity in Hong Kong
China’s securities regulator has informally instructed brokerages to halt their real-world asset tokenisation activities in Hong Kong, according to a Reuters report. The move signals Beijing’s cautious stance on risk management, even as Hong Kong accelerates its digital-asset ambitions with new licensing frameworks and regulatory roadmaps. Anal...
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US Urges G7 To Impose Tariffs On India, China Over Russian Oil
The U.S. Treasury on Friday called on Group of Seven and European Union allies to impose "meaningful tariffs" on goods from China and India to halt their purchases of Russian oil.
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China Heiress In $2 Billion Inheritance Feud With Siblings
The battle pits three plaintiffs who say they are half-siblings of Hangzhou Wahaha Group Co.'s Kelly Zong in a lawsuit against the heiress of the drinks company.
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Beijing Reacts To Arrest Of 2 Chinese "Spies" In US For Espionage
Beijing opposed the "hyping up the so-called Chinese spies" narrative after two Chinese nationals were arrested in the United States for espionage and for allegedly seeking to recruit members of the US Navy to serve as intelligence assets for China.
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China Invokes First-ever "Blocking Order" Against US Sanctions: Report
The move specifically protects five major Chinese petrochemical firms recently targeted by Washington for their alleged involvement in the Iranian oil trade.
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Iran Wants US To Unfreeze Frozen Assets Worth $100 Billion. Where Are They?
While the exact amount of Iran's assets frozen overseas is unclear, some Iranian reports place the total amount at over $100 billion.
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Xi Jinping's $270 Billion Middle East Bet Limits China Support For Iran
At least three Chinese-financed infrastructure assets across Dubai, Qatar and Oman have been targeted by Iranian strikes. Another 12 are in high risk areas, jeopardizing some $4.66 billion in financing commitments including projects already impacted.
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Opinion | The Russia-China Axis That Has Made Iran So Difficult For Trump
Russia and China are perhaps pleased to see America's anti-missile systems and other military equipment being depleted. The US has moved its military assets from the Indo-Pacific to the Gulf, which benefits China.
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US, South Korea Scale Down Joint Military Drills As China Prepares Trump Trip
The US and South Korea reduced the scale of annual springtime joint military drills long denounced by North Korea, as Seoul attempts to ease tensions with Pyongyang ahead of President Donald Trump's planned visit to the region.
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Sony to Cede Control of Bravia TVs to China’s TCL Electronics
Sony and TCL intend to set up a joint venture that will begin operations in April 2027 to produce televisions carrying the Sony and Bravia names but use TCL’s display technology, according to a statement.
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China Launches Three Long March Rockets in Under 19 Hours, Setting New National Record
China made spaceflight history by launching three Long March rockets within just 19 hours, setting a national record. The missions expanded broadband satellite networks and deployed new military and communications spacecraft, highlighting the country’s rapidly growing launch capabilities and ambitious space expansion efforts.
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China Executes Ex-Banker For Taking Over $156 Million In Bribe
China executed a former executive of a top state-controlled asset management firm for corruption on Tuesday, state media reported.
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China's 'Warren Buffett' To Pay Rs 664 Crore To Ex-Wife After 15-Year-Long Divorce Case
The ruling mandates an equal split of shares in the couple's co-founded company, Beijing Zhongzheng Wanrong Investment Group.
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Ant Group Registers ‘Antcoin’ Trademark in Hong Kong as China Tightens Crypto Rules
Ant Group, the Alibaba-backed fintech powerhouse, has registered the “Antcoin” trademark in Hong Kong through its Cayman Islands subsidiary. The move underlines the firm’s intent to pursue blockchain-based innovation in friendlier jurisdictions as Beijing tightens its control over cryptocurrency activity and limits private digital asset proje...
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UN Security Council Rejects Russia, China's Bid To Delay Iran Nuclear Sanctions
The U.N. Security Council rejected last-ditch effort to delay the reimposition of sanctions on Iran over its nuke program a day before the deadline and after Western countries claimed that weeks of meetings failed to result in a "concrete" agreement.
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CSRC Directs Brokers to Pause Real-World Asset Tokenisation Activity in Hong Kong
China’s securities regulator has informally instructed brokerages to halt their real-world asset tokenisation activities in Hong Kong, according to a Reuters report. The move signals Beijing’s cautious stance on risk management, even as Hong Kong accelerates its digital-asset ambitions with new licensing frameworks and regulatory roadmaps. Anal...
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US Urges G7 To Impose Tariffs On India, China Over Russian Oil
The U.S. Treasury on Friday called on Group of Seven and European Union allies to impose "meaningful tariffs" on goods from China and India to halt their purchases of Russian oil.
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China Heiress In $2 Billion Inheritance Feud With Siblings
The battle pits three plaintiffs who say they are half-siblings of Hangzhou Wahaha Group Co.'s Kelly Zong in a lawsuit against the heiress of the drinks company.
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Beijing Reacts To Arrest Of 2 Chinese "Spies" In US For Espionage
Beijing opposed the "hyping up the so-called Chinese spies" narrative after two Chinese nationals were arrested in the United States for espionage and for allegedly seeking to recruit members of the US Navy to serve as intelligence assets for China.
